What If the Hong Kong Variety Universe Became a Game?

Holy Mother, you beat someone to half a disability for no reason, and then asked his girlfriend to press his feet and leave.

The protagonist was beaten half to death and didn't say anything or complain. Tsk, tsk, tsk, so generous.

The idea is good, but it's too confusing. I don't like the character of the main character.

First of all, thank you everyone for your comments. Secondly, there are a few special points about this book: 1. The protagonist is not a good person, but he is normal and cannot kill anyone on sight. 2. The protagonist does not kill female characters very much because the passive talent of "Yellow-haired Soul" is a legendary level that increases the favorability of women, which is equivalent to love at first sight. Therefore, under normal circumstances, female characters do not actively want to kill the protagonist. The negative effect of "Yellow-haired Soul" is to reduce men's favorability, so most male characters will die. 3. Plot character cards need to meet certain emotional conditions (extreme love or extreme disgust) before they will be dropped. 4. The protagonist will not open a harem randomly. The main reason is that Tomato likes to block, and then it is designed as a "game world" with tens of thousands of game partitions. Imagine that the protagonist is hugging Miao Keyi, the enemy is also hugging another, and passers-by A, B, and C are all hugging one - isn't this embarrassing?

It's such a good subject, why is it written like this? Many of my books have very good themes, but how could this happen?

It can be good-looking, and can be a reasonable blend of Hong Kong films. It will not be too fragmented, and it will not be too fragmented. It is not like other Hong Kong films that are put together. It is naturally one world, and it is natural. The protagonist may not be a good person, but I hope it does not break the bottom line. This kind of plot is very disgusting. The most annoying thing about the novel is this kind of person. He may not be a good person but he must not have a moral bottom line. Although the bottom line can be flexible, you must also have a bottom line. If you can't really be a heinous person, then you can just bury him. This kind of protagonist is just a suggestion. It only represents a personal view of reading the book. Whether the author listens or not depends on his own outline.

At first I thought gamification was the protagonist's golden finger, but later I discovered that the player has a thousand golden fingers...

The protagonist is not a good person, and he is specially set up as a yellow-haired soul. I will not mention the role of fishing, law enforcement and killing men. Anyway, it is a game novel, and whether the death is unjust is also a novel. The biggest problem is boredom. Obviously there are so many characters and so many stories that can be written very excitingly. Even if you play games in real life, you will often be touched by the plot of the characters and have emotions. However, this novel is written too casually. The characters appear and end one by one, without any unnecessary emotional touch. The protagonist wants to do this, and then the plot is arranged in an outline without any details, and then it ends. Extremely boring.

The protagonist is too useless, Chapter 7

He was falsely accused and beaten half to death, but he was not even sent in. . .